Sentence examples for calling for active from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bush said almost as much himself at the White House today after calling for active assistance from coalition members.

J Street responded several days later with a letter calling for active American engagement in the peace process and in helping to create effective governance in the Palestinian territories.

Two million people in Britain have already been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, with a further 300,000 known to have type 1, which commonly develops in childhood, according to Diabetes UK, whose chief executive, Douglas Smallwood, has for many years been calling for active programmes to identify people with undiagnosed type 2 diabetes.

Various factions have clashed over development of the site, with some calling for active recreational facilities, others pressing for a quieter, more passive open space and still others favoring a heavily historic theme.

Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-MA) has joined with veteran and former Sen. Max Cleland (D-GA) in calling for active measures to prevent veterans from losing their jobs when they return from service, since nearly 11,000 National Guard and Reserve troops alone have been denied reemployment since 9/11.

This year, to mark the 50th anniversary of the Surgeon General's report on smoking, the Under Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs released a memorandum in March 2014 calling for active engagement on the issue of military tobacco use, and prompting a review of tobacco policy in the Department of Defense (DoD) [ 1, 2].

It calls for active leadership to address the fears of the people about the plant.

Zinke had also called for active forest management policies in an op-ed for USA Today in August.

The agency called for "active labor market policies, work-sharing arrangements and targeted measures to support vulnerable groups, notably youth".

It also calls for "active American support for Cuban dissidents" and says sanctions will be lifted when Mr. Castro also legalizes opposition parties and commits to democratic elections.

Mr. Cahill did not use the word dredging; instead, he called for "active remediation," a term widely assumed to mean dredging.